If you talk about the excellence of French films, it must be French comedy films, then when it comes to French comedy films, you have to mention Gerald. Depardieu, whose black humor makes us laugh and feel sad at the same time.
In 1948, Gerald. Depardieu was born in a small city in central France to a family with many children, and his parents basically did not teach their children and rarely talked to them.
At the age of 12, he began sneaking into U.S. military bases, buying denim clothes and T-shirts from American soldiers, then selling them at high prices on the black market and spending the money on liquor stores. To get money, steal whiskey, cigarettes and even gasoline barrels.
At the age of 14, he was already 1.82 meters tall, weighed 60 kilograms and was energetic. In order to consume excess hormones, he was repeatedly involved in brawls. His parents still chose to remain silent, leaving Gerald to fend for himself.
Because of theft and fighting in and out of the police station has become a common thing, Gerald has broken away from normal society and stepped into the world of crime.
Gerald. In his hometown, Depardieu was often questioned and suspected for his criminal record, and he himself did not want to be a criminal for a lifetime, and he wanted to leave.
Gerald. Depardieu's friend Michelle, who came from a well-off family, took him to the Drama Academy in Paris, and a whole new world opened its doors to him.
The acting teacher asked him to pull. Feng Dan's fable story was performed, and he had to admit that he had not learned it. The teacher asked him to perform an impromptu performance. He burst into an impromptu burst of laughter, so unexpected and hysterical that his long laugh infected his teachers and classmates, and finally they laughed.
His performance was recognized.
But he soon realized that he had read too little, had never been educated in theater, and had problems with stuttering. He wondered if he had chosen the wrong profession, his friends encouraged him, and he picked up books to make up for the basics of culture.
Relying on friends and his own odd jobs, he made a living and enrolled in the French Comedy Academy a year later. On the entrance exam, he recited the articles he couldn't read, but once again it made everyone laugh. The teacher of the academy is the famous director Jean Roland. Gaucher discovered the delicacy and sensitivity in his body and recruited Gerald.
Director Gaucher does not follow a fixed pattern to portray Gerald. Depardieu, let Gerald follow his instincts to perform. He guided Gerald to study languages and literature, and because of his stuttering, sent him to a linguist for treatment at the expense of director Gauche.
"Big Nose Love Saint"
At the age of 19, Gerald began to participate in a series of insignificant small roles in movies and TV series, until the film played the main role of "The Round Dance Girl" and began to emerge.
During this time, Gerald reaped his love, and her name was Elisabeth Kineroo, who was also a different person in Professor Gauche's class.
Elisabeth Kinero's family history dates back to the eleventh century. She was completely opposed to his family origins, but they felt a strong attraction from each other, and the joint work brought them together.
Elizabeth became his life teacher, introducing him to a world of tasteful women in an atmosphere he had never experienced before, and guiding him to explore knowledge and culture together. Before I met Elizabeth, I didn't even know how to talk to women, never tasted love, and didn't use words to express my feelings.
Gerald, a father at the age of 22, moved to a villa in Boujval, near Paris, where he was already a very wealthy man.
Jeral didn't know how to do it with son Giyom. How Depardieu got along, the role does not have any script to refer to. He also did not have an example to follow, his parents were silent about their children, and he did not learn how to communicate with people.
He ran away from a role he wasn't good at and put his energy into work. His career quickly developed, he cooperated with the big French directors, starred in such excellent films as "1900", "The Last Subway", "Dandong", "Big Nose Love" and so on, and won countless film awards.
The education of his children was lost to his wife Elizabeth, and as Gijom grew up, the shortcomings of his character became more and more obvious: to justify his own out-of-line behavior and to expand it as much as possible.
When Giyom spends time with his classmates at school, he discovers that he has no independent identity. In the eyes of his classmates, he was first and foremost the son of Gerald, but he was reluctant to change his name. He was arrogant and arrogant towards his teachers and kept his distance from his classmates. He was a lonely and eccentric man who had changed schools for 9 times.
At this stage he began to be exposed to soft drugs, smoked marijuana, and eventually contracted drugs.
Father and son have a fierce quarrel over his drug use, and the relationship between father and son is extremely bad. He could not walk out of himself, nor could he integrate into society, and he was repeatedly in a depressed state.
The 16-year-old, who was sentenced to six weeks in prison for theft, was released with the ambition to become a musician. He is extremely talented, good at a variety of instruments, practicing wildly every day, wandering in the ocean of music.
At the age of 20, Giyom starred with his father in Alain Kono's business card "Every Morning of the World", which was his first film. He played the youth of a musician and his father played the old age of the musician. Giyom spent weeks learning the seven-stringed Violin for the film, and his father was shocked by him: "He can do almost anything!" "The cooperation between father and son is very tacit, and they have great respect for each other's performance in work.
Depardieu father and son co-starred in the film "Father Who Loves You"
Gerald's performance in the film earned him a César Award nomination, the father-son relationship between the two was repaired, and Gijom also gave people the hope that the Son of French Filmmakers would inherit his father's business.
Gerald worries that his son will ignore his talents and health and continue to squander his time and money on drugs.
Soon, his fears were fulfilled. In the Netherlands, Giyom was found by police to be hiding drugs and sentenced to three years in prison.
Parents began to expect that forced drug rehabilitation in prison would work. However, as soon as he left prison, his son quickly returned to a chaotic life.
Giyom wanders the gray area of day and darkness, detoxification and relapse back and forth. He was as much a nobleman as his father, Pierre. Charwadoli invited him to star in a low-budget comedy film, kicking off his long collaboration with the excellent director.
Two years later, Gyolm starred in "The Intern" and won his first "César Award" in his life. At the beginning of the film, the father was worried about his son's mental condition, and asked the director to give him a short period of adjustment and force him to be treated in a psychological clinic. The son's resistance was fierce, jumping directly from the third-floor window, breaking his leg, and finishing the shooting with a plaster cast.
After that, the father was completely disappointed in his son who repeatedly rehabilitated drugs and refused to give him any more financial support. The two are like water and fire, often hurting each other in the media.
Gyom couldn't bear to be compared to his father, and he often compared himself to his father. Feeling like wandering and uneasy is meaningless in front of his father, rebelling against the public's efforts to prove himself.
Gerald thinks that his father has not educated himself much, but he can reverse the bad situation, extremely disappointed in his son, and cannot enter his son's inner world.
In 1995, while driving a motorcycle at high speed, Gyom hit the car in front of him and suffered multiple fractures. Because he was a drug addict, the surgery could not be anesthetized, and 16 surgeries were performed before and after.
The good side of this car accident: Giyom completely rehabilitated. The bad side: his body collapsed completely, and after a few years he had to amputate his right leg.
In the years that followed, he made a number of films, and in 2008, when he finished filming in Romania, Giyom's health deteriorated and he eventually contracted a lung infection at the age of 37.
White sends black hair, Gerald. Depardieu was exhausted and heartbroken.